Years ago I gave my dogs a treat by pouring broths or juice from cooked meats over their dry food. I think it would absorb and the animals would eat their food that way.

Be careful with human foods - things like onions, garlic and tomatoes can harm cats. Straight broth from meat might be OK but some store-bought broth may have other foods in it.

They'll also have a ton of salt for a pet.

Our cats do that, but we've found that it's not as bad with pate rather than the chunks in gravy, but you can smoosh the chunks in a little water and they'll eat that.

She doesn't like people food, won't touch it. I was thinking of something like when I cook a roast, cut off a portion and cook it separately without salt, but maybe some other type of seasoning.